- The Vatican Apoxyomenos by Lysippus, in the Museo Pio-Clementino, found in Trastevere, 1849. Height: 2.05 metres (6 feet 9 inches).
- The Lošinj Apoxyomenos was made of bronze, a copper-and-tin alloy with an admixture of lead, and formed of at least seven large parts cast separately...
- Lysippos, Apoxyomenos (Scraper), Roman copy after a bronze statue from c. 330 B.C.E., 6′ 9″ high (Vatican Museums).
- 4,882. 13.6K. Apoxyomenos. @REDApoxyomenos. · Jan 20, 2019. We just fight for FREEDOM #photography. Apoxyomenos.
- And, indeed, the head of the Apoxyomenos (c.330 BC) is smaller and the body more slender than the Doryphoros of Polyclitus (fl.
- The term Apoxyomenos comes from the Greek verb meaning to clean oneself: ancient Greek athletes used to scrape off the oils used to anoint the body...
- 2,674 Followers, 1,004 Following, 1,493 Posts - Museum of Apoxyomenos / Muzej Apoksiomena (@museumofapoxyomenos) on Instagram...
- Adriyatik Denizi'nin Hırvatistan kıyılarında bulunan heykel, Helenistik heykelciliğinin karakteristik özelliğini taşıyan eserlerden biridir.Bulunamadı: apoxyómenos
- lysippos'un i.o 320 yili civarinda yaptigi heykel. roma'da musei vaticani'dedir. 2.05 m yuksekligindedir. ayrica orijinali bronzdur.Bulunamadı: apoxyómenos
- It is 192 cm tall and is an athlete who cleanses his body with a scraper (Greek word “Apoxyomenos” means “scraper”).
- The original statue is kept in the Museum of Apoxyomenos in the center of Mali Lošinj (former Kvarner Palace), which is its new home and a permanent address.
- The most well-known version of the Apoxyomenos is a Roman marble copy of the original Greek bronze statue attributed to the ancient Greek sculptor Lysippos.
- The figure of an athlete holding a strigil (a curved blade used to scrape oil and dirt off the skin) is referred to as an Apoxyomenos, Greek for “scraping himself.”
- The story of Apoxyomenos, the ancient Greek statue discovered at the bottom of the sea, has been well-known in these parts for a long time.
